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Cardmarket Low vs 7-Day Average: Which Number Should You Read?

One Yasuo card, four euro prices. Use a real European price snapshot to distinguish lowest listings, sales averages and trend prices before comparing cards.

TCGIndex editorial · Printing and price basis before the number

ONE CARD · FOUR PRICE MEASURES

Yasuo, Remorseful

Cardmarket #847197 · Regular · EUR

Lowest listing
€0.02
7-day average
€0.29
30-day average
€0.30
Trend price
€0.34
Recorded snapshot: 21 September 2026, 09:49 KST.
Not a current offer for a specified language or condition.

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How can the same card show €0.02 and €0.29?

The regular-price fields for Yasuo, Remorseful, Cardmarket product 847197, show a lowest listing of €0.02, a seven-day average of €0.29, a thirty-day average of €0.30 and a trend price of €0.34 in the snapshot dated 21 September 2026, 09:49 KST. These are four measures for one product, not four offers you can necessarily buy. This article records that snapshot; the linked detail page can change as new data arrives.

Lowest listing: start by checking the offer

The low is a listing reference, not proof that the copy you want is available at your delivered budget. Check the seller’s language, condition, stock and shipping terms. The public feed used for this example does not supply the printed card language. An English interface therefore does not mean this is a price specifically for an English-language card.

Seven-day versus thirty-day: compare matching periods

AVG7 and AVG30 describe average sale prices over seven and thirty days. Here they differ by €0.01: €0.29 versus €0.30. That alone does not establish a change in popularity or demand. Compare the same product, finish and price measure before drawing conclusions; these averages do not identify an individual sale of your exact copy.

Trend price is not a prediction

The €0.34 trend is a separate Cardmarket reference. It is not an offer at which a seller must sell or a guarantee of tomorrow’s price. Keep regular and foil figures separate. TCGIndex does not infer the provider’s unpublished calculation or use this figure to forecast returns.

Try a thirty-second price check

Open the Yasuo detail below, choose regular or foil, and read the observation date. Then compare another card using the same measure. A blank field means there is no figure to display, not that the card is worth zero. Before buying, return to the seller to verify the specific offer and delivery cost.

Sources and scope

The example is the dated TCGIndex product snapshot shown above. Cardmarket supplies the underlying price measures; TCGIndex is an independent site. Its public guide is updated separately from individual seller offers.

Try it yourself

  • Match the product and finish
  • Separate asking prices from sales averages
  • Check language, condition and shipping with the seller
  • Read the observation date and averaging period

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